‘KOPRA BURST’ PENDANT LIGHT FIXTURE Nr. 433 BY DAVID WEEKS Kelly but faience was the only

but faience  was the only thing that came to be produced until the 1770s

Design Period - 1950 to 1959

the meaning of 'terra sigillata' is 'clay bearing little images' (Latin sigilla)

he finished a fair share of his pieces with engobe-sgraffitto décors

and Florence Knoll (1917–2019)

‘KOPRA BURST’ PENDANT LIGHT FIXTURE Nr. 433 BY DAVID WEEKS Kelly but faience was the onlyFrom the studio of David Weeks, a chandelier inspired Kopra Burst pendant fixture. The explosive reach of its bubbling, modernist composition would boldly enliven any interior. At once space age and timeless, organic and otherworldly, the Kopra Burst comprises a balanced arrangement of fifteen differently sized Boi shades suspended from a steel drop and mounted to powder coated arms of varying lengths. The steel Boi shades (a Weeks signature)